1. Updated CV
2. Degree Certificate
3. SCE Membership (VALID)
4. Work Experience Record
Core responsibilities typically fall into the following key areas:
1. Technical Execution & Surveying Setting out works: Plotting precise lines, levels, and coordinates on the site based on architectural and structural drawings.
Drawing interpretation: Reading and understanding engineering plans to ensure the workforce follows structural specifications.
Quality Assurance (QA/QC): Inspecting structural elements (e.g., steel rebar frameworks, formwork) before and during concrete pouring to ensure structural integrity and compliance.
2. Project Management & Administration Progress tracking: Preparing detailed daily and weekly site reports to document progress, material usage, and delays.
Resource management: Calculating material quantities, creating bar-bending schedules, and ensuring a steady supply of resources (labor, machinery, and materials) to avoid downtime.
Scheduling: Assisting project managers in maintaining and adjusting work activity timelines.
3. Safety & Compliance Health & Safety (HSE): Enforcing personal protective equipment (PPE) rules, inspecting excavations and scaffolding, and mitigating hazards to ensure the well-being of all site personnel.
4. Communication & Coordination Liaison: Serving as the central point of contact between architects, upper management, subcontractors, clients, and laborers.Technical troubleshooting: Resolving on-site technical issues and design discrepancies in real time.
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